City Central Library, Hyderabad

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City Central Library Hyderabad
City Central Library main building
17°24′15″N 78°29′34″E / 17.404280665832573°N 78.4927091776999°E / 17.404280665832573; 78.4927091776999
Location	Chikkadpally, Hyderabad, India
Type	City library
Established	1960
Collection
Items collected	books, journals, newspapers, magazines, and manuscripts
Legal deposit	Yes
Access and use
Access requirements	Open

The City Central Library is located in Chikkadpally and it is the biggest library in Hyderabad after the State Central Library, with 1000 students and 500 readers visit library every day. It works on all days (except public holidays and Mondays) from 8am to 8pm .^[1][2]

It was established in 1960.

It also has an auditorium to conduct motivational speeches and inspiring lectures from dignitaries in different field of expertise.

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